Rickresource Rickenbacker Forum

got a source for that please ?

I have used it on my '89 340mg and '98 360jg for years, no issues, looks great

Not jealous at all Dinotar, no, not at all

I find with the flatter neck I can get the action very very low, which is how I like it, but
I am a bit of wuss and never bend notes.
If you like relief in the neck it may be slightly higher.
I would suggest starting with 5/64 and 4/64 at 12th fret and tweak it from there

Peter Buck famously uses 13s. I do think heavier strings sound better I use 11s The main tech issue is not the neck, but the nut, the slots will be too small, so you need another nut for that gauge or make the slots bigger yourself, lots of You Tube help out there. I just about get away with using 1...

Rickenbacker leave them off for a good reason, thieves!!

Most new guitars benefit from a set up, the shop you bought it from should do it for free.

that is stunning, what excellent taste you have

Paul had the DB5, George's E type had a 7" singles record player in the glove compartment

thanks everyone, I was planning to get this http://www.soundaffectspremier.com/acce ... 3325-p1994

surely it should come pre cut to 10-46?

thanks, grooves are too low giving 1st fret buzz, how hard is it to take the old one out?
anyone done this?

Hi, my 89 340/6 MG, owned since new by me, need a new nut , the grooves are too worn and I
could try the "baking soda and glue" trick, but feel she deserves better.

Anyone ever done this themselves?
I try to work on my own guitars if I can.
thanks